State ex rel. Brown v. Crossley

This was a suit by the appellant’s relatrix, against the appellees, on an executor’s bond executed by them to the. State of Indiana, on the 30th day of March, 1869, in the penal sum of nine thousand dollars, and conditioned that the appellee Corydon W. Crossley should faithfully discharge the duties of his trust, as executor of the last will and testament of Conrad Crossley, deceased, according to law. In her complaint on said bond, the appellant’s relatrix alleged, in substance, inter alia, that the last will and testament of said Conrad Crossley, deceased, on the day last named, was duly…